Mill Creek Watershed Partnership
The Mill Creek Watershed Partnership is a community-based partnership of citizens, businesses, governments, agencies, and community groups dedicated to working together for the improvement of the Mill Creek Watershed.
Mill Creek is a large direct tributary to the Cuyahoga River and its headwaters begin in the City of Beachwood; it then makes a windy course through the Village of Highland Hills, Shaker Heights, Maple Heights, North Randall, Warrensville Heights, Cleveland, Garfield Heights, Cuyahoga Heights and Valley View.
Through a partnership with West Creek Conservancy, the Partnership has been able to concentrate efforts to implement stream/wetland/land restoration projects, stormwater control initiatives, and other land-restoration based developments; additionally, the Partnership is initiating policy change to protect riparian areas, sensitive wetlands and forestland. The Partnership has engaged a wide net of partners to help restore the watershed and implement safe public access to these great natural areas.
See also Mill Creek Headwaters Restoration in Highland Hills.
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This project is part of a larger effort to care for land and water in our region. Your support helps protect, restore, and connect more natural spaces across Northeast Ohio. Consider donating to support future conservation work.